That looks quite useful. The name's pretty clever, too.
Tools like these are a viable, low-code (to use a hyped-up term) alternative to creating full-blown back-ends with all the boilerplate code that comes with them. Often these back-ends add little more than a REST API or a simple CRUD interface on top of an SQL database.
RDBMS on the other hand are immensely powerful tools that unfortunately more often than are used for little more than simple data storage.
Tools like these are a viable, low-code (to use a hyped-up term) alternative to creating full-blown back-ends with all the boilerplate code that comes with them. Often these back-ends add little more than a REST API or a simple CRUD interface on top of an SQL database.
RDBMS on the other hand are immensely powerful tools that unfortunately more often than are used for little more than simple data storage.